If you’re like me, you’re often frustrated trying to find total (like, total) campaign spending by Democrats vs. Republicans. Outfits like the Sunlight Foundation do yeoman’s duty tallying spending, but…

…corruption legal. 1. Dozens of major and very profitable corporations pay nothing in taxes. Voters know how this is done. Corporations pay millions to lobbyists for special legislation. Many companies…

…presumably including the answer to the question of whether we should end the capital gains tax and the estate tax). Rubio, or for that matter Cruz, could be beaten by…

…not quite the perfect candidate to compete against Trump. According to the NYT, the Clinton campaign itself now shares our concern. The Washington Post Wonkblog writer Max Ehrenfreund on February…

…self-defeating sound bites and sleights of hand that have been a hallmark of her campaign—is what I’m talking about. NYT columnist Charles Blow has a good column today in which…

…How Clinton Can Beat Trump–We talked to two of the geniuses behind the greatest ad campaign in political history. Here’s what they’d do in 2016.” The interview is by Robert…

…on Clinton’s list of potential running mates. Clinton also met with Hickenlooper while campaigning in Denver late last month, and he later told reporters that the vice presidential search “briefly”…

…difference to small-business owners, including farmers. Elizabeth Warren talked about this in a highly publicized speech a couple of weeks ago. And Bernie Sanders discussed it often on the campaign…

…as an energy adviser to Mitt Romney’s 2012 campaign and as a major donor to the pro-Romney Restore Our Future super PAC. Howard Lorber, president and CEO of Vector Group…

…campaign or political journalism. The Times’ latest catastrophe must have something to do with the fact that an article on “what’s Aleppo” was written by a political journalist not a…